Question 1

The_____ is used to set the name of the Form file.&#10;A) File Name property&#10;B) Solution Explorer&#10;C) startup object&#10;D) Name property

Accepted Answer

The File Name property is used to set the name of the Form file in a project.

Question 2

A TextBox's TextAlign property can be set to which of the following values?&#10;A) MiddleCenter&#10;B) TopRight&#10;C) Middle&#10;D) MiddleRight&#10;E) Right&#10;F) All of the above.

Accepted Answer

The TextAlign property for a TextBox in most programming environments typically supports values like Left, Center, and Right. "Right" is a valid option, while the others are not standard for TextBox alignment.

Question 3

Text using book-title capitalization_____ .&#10;A) capitalizes the first letter of each significant word&#10;B) ends with a colon&#10;C) does not end with any punctuation&#10;D) Both a and c.

Accepted Answer

Book-title capitalization involves capitalizing the first letter of each significant word and does not end with any punctuation.

Question 4

A(n) ____-is a space between two adjacent horizontal dots on the Form in design view.&#10;A) grid dot&#10;B) alignment unit&#10;C) grid unit&#10;D) pixel

Accepted Answer

A grid unit is the correct term for the space between two adjacent horizontal dots on the Form in design view. This term is used to describe the measurement and alignment system within the design grid.

Question 5

A Label's_____ property determines the appearance of the Label's border.&#10;A) BorderStyle&#10;B) Border&#10;C) FixedSingle&#10;D) Fixed3D

Accepted Answer

The BorderStyle property of a Label control in various programming environments (such as .NET) determines the appearance of the Label's border, allowing developers to specify whether the label should have a border, and if so, what style it should be.

Question 6

Change a Label's TextAlign property to_____ if the Label should display calculation results.&#10;A) MiddleLeft&#10;B) MiddleCenter&#10;C) MiddleRight&#10;D) Center

Accepted Answer

MiddleCenter is the appropriate choice for displaying calculation results in a label, as it centers the text both horizontally and vertically within the label, making the results easy to read and visually appealing.

Deck 4: Designing the Inventory Application